Add it Up, Buttercup!
What's Your Place?
Eh, Who Discovered What?
Once Upon a Clue . . .
Noun Your Business
Heart, Skin, and Everything Within
100

7 + 8

15

100

In 4,582, what place is the 5 in?

Hundreds

100

This explorer sailed across the Atlantic in 1497 for England and reached the Atlantic coast of North America.

John Cabot

100

Liam lived beside a huge northern lake with his grandmother and their old dog, Bear. What story element does this mostly establish?

Setting / beginning

100

In the sentence “The dog barked,” which word is the noun?

dog

100

This organ covers your entire body and is your first barrier against germs.

Skin

200

17 + 18

35

200

What is the value of the 7 in 3,742,615?

700,000

200

This French explorer travelled along the St. Lawrence River and claimed land for France.

Jacques Cartier

200

Nora entered the school talent show. When she stepped on stage, she realized she had forgotten the words to her song. What is the problem?

She forgot the words to her song.

200

In “The rabbit hopped quickly,” which word is the verb?

hopped

200

Which blood vessel usually carries blood away from the heart: an artery or a vein?

Artery

300

26 + 29

55

300

Write 6,000,000 + 400,000 + 20,000 + 300 + 8 in standard form.

6,420,308

300

This explorer founded Quebec in 1608 and developed relationships and trade alliances with First Nations.

Samuel de Champlain

300

Ava’s bike tire went flat on her way to her friend’s house. She found her repair kit, patched the hole, pumped up the tire and continued riding. What is the solution?

She patched and pumped up the tire.

300

In “The enormous pumpkin rolled down the hill,” which word is an adjective?

enormous

300

Which blood vessel usually carries blood back toward the heart?

Vein

400

47 + 38

85

400

In 25.438, what place is the 3 in?

Hundredths

400

Long before Europeans arrived, First Nations traded items such as food, stone, shells, tools and other goods. Why was trade important?

It allowed nations to obtain resources they did not have and build relationships.

400

During a storm, Marcus hears scratching outside. He opens the door and discovers a soaked puppy. He brings it inside and wraps it in a towel. Which event is most likely the beginning of the main action?

Marcus hears scratching outside during the storm.

400

In “The nervous actor whispered his lines,” name the noun, verb and adjective.

actor = noun; whispered = verb; nervous = adjective

400

These two upper chambers of the heart receive blood. What are they called?

 The left and right atrium

500

68 + 37

105

500

In 7,305,418.629, what is the value of the 2?

0.02 or two hundredths

500

Scientists believe people migrated into North America thousands of years ago. Explain one way changes in climate or natural events such as volcanic activity could cause people to migrate.

They could change food supplies, animals, weather or living conditions, causing people to move to find resources/safety.

500

Zara desperately wants to win the snow-sculpture contest. Her sculpture collapses twice, but she keeps rebuilding. At judging time, she wins second place and proudly congratulates the winner. What has Zara likely learned or changed by the end?

Perseverance / being proud of effort / good sportsmanship.

500

In “Three enormous wolves chased the frightened rabbit through the dark forest,” identify one noun, one verb and two adjectives.

Nouns: wolves/rabbit/forest; verb: chased; adjectives: enormous, frightened, dark

500

Put these in the correct general order: body, lungs, right side of heart, left side of heart. Start with blood returning from the body.

Body → right side of heart → lungs → left side of heart → body